The Arriva Dinner Show Series
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The Gaylords
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"Gotta Laugh, Gotta Sing" Remember the music and laugh
to the comedy of Detroit's favorite group.
29200 Orchard fake Rd. Farmington tills (810) 626 - 2982
307 S. Main Street. Ann Arbor (313) 663 - 1500
Friday & Saturday, November 8 & 9
Soupy Sales
The original zany, loveable comic story teller that many of us grew
up with. Thursday, Friday & Saturday, November 14, 15 & 16
"The Simone Vitale Band is an assurance
of a great evening... One of the hottest
bands in town."
Entertainment charge $15.00 • Dinner $24.95
Seating is limited, call now for reservations (810) 573-8100
Danny Raskin, Jewish News
"Royal Oak band leader
extraordinaire Simone Vitale..."
Dinner shows begin at 7:00pm
Bob Talbert, Detroit Free Press
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6880 E. Twelve Mile Road Warren, Michigan 48092 (810) 573-8100
West Bloomfield
Royal Oak
648 Orchard Lake Rd.
(810) 855-311
100 S. Main
(810) 543-4300
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• Private/Corporate Parties
• Bar/Bat Mitzvahs
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personal service in town, with
an exciting night of dancing and
fun at your party.
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Friday, November 1, 1996
HADDEN SAYERS
Saturday November 2, 1996
CURTIS SUMTER
PROJECT
Featuring
CATHY DAVIS
Monday, November 4, 1996
MONDAY NIGHT
FOOTBALL SPECIALS!
Wednesday November 6 1996
PAUL CAREY AND
THE NITE CRAWLERS
Thursday, November 7, 1996
WAILIN INC.
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Friday, November 1, 1996
GREG PICALLO & HEAVY JUICE
W/S/G MYSTERY TRAIN
(Special Event)
Saturday, November 2, 1996
GREG PICALLO & HEAVY JUICE
W/S/G MYSTERY TRAIN
(Special Event)
Sunday November 3, 1996
MOONPIE FONTANA
Monday November 4, 1996
MONDAY MADNESS
SPECIALS!
Tuesday November 5, 1996
KILLER FLAMINGOS
Wednesday November 6, 1996
BLUES LIFE
Thursday, November 7 1996
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Gad-Harf, executive director,
Jewish Community Council, (-)
will discuss "2021-Rosh
Hashanah at Adat Shalom?";
Fran Victor, Michigan film di-
rector of Steven Speilberg's The
Survivors of the Shoah Visual
History Foundation, will talk on
"Recording the Testimony of
Holocaust Survivors": musical
entertainer Judy Goldstein will
conduct "Sing-along with Jew-
ish Music From A to Z"; Dr Har-
ris Mainster will relate his
personal experiences observing
"Miracles and Mitzvahs in the
Third World"; the Merchant of
Vino's Marketplace will conduct
a kosher wine tasting, Jeff Kaye,
community shaliach, Michi-
gan/Israel Connection, will an-
alyze "Israel Today: The Peace
Process and Current Events";
and Professor Todd Endelman,
William Haber Professor of
Modern Jewish History at the
University of Michigan, will pre-
sent a program titled "From
Poverty to Affluence: The Eco-
nomic Transforamtion of Amer-
ican & European Jewry."
From 9 to 10 p.m., Rabbi
Daniel Nevins will offer a work-
shop on "Untangling the World
Wide Web: Jews and Judaism
on the Internet"; Sylvia Hack-
er, associate professor, Univer-
sity of Michigan, will talk about
"Sex in the Year 2000-If Not
Sooner!"; Professor Raymond
Tanter, University of Michigan
Department of Political Science,
will examine "Rogue Regimes:
International Terorism; author
and funeral director David
Techner will look at "The Reaf-
firmation of Life at the Time of
Loss"; Doug Ross, Third Way
Project director, the Progressive
Foundation, will take "A Look
Back at the U.S. Elections;" Es-
ther Tarnoff Cooper of the
Speaker's Bureau, Detroit In-
stitue of Arts, will conduct a vi-
sual exploration of "The Jewish
Heritage as Expressed in Jew-
ish Art"; and Pauline Lubens,
'photo journalist, will present "A
Look Through the Lens; the
Remnants and Rebirth of Jew-
ish Life in Belarus."
Pre-registration by Nov. 6 is
required. The community is wel-
come. There is a $12.50 per per-
son fee. To register or obtain
information, call the synagogue
office, 851-5100.
Alpha Omega
Plans Meeting
Detroit Auxiliary of Alpha
Omega Dental Fraternity will
have an open board meeting
and brunch for members and
perspective members 10 a.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 5, at the home of
Cheri Victor.
To respond, call Ruth Talmer,
(810) 338-4841.